Mehron starblend cake makeup ebony

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out of 5, based on 2 reviews

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Amazon’s images of this foundation show the colors most accurately, even moreso than on the Mahron site. Since there are nearly no reviews anywhere of this makeup’s super-light pinky shades, I had to really stare at the various colors on my screen, narrowing the choices down to 2 or 3 and then clicking back and forth among them to see the differences. I finally decided on the extra fair, but it was a little too light. I then ordered the pinky I had determined was the next darker shade, light beige blush. It has a very, very strong pink undertone. I looked like a carnation. But if I combine the two colors, the result is perfect. Using a thick foundation brush that I’ve squeezed the excess water out of, I swipe it back and forth a few times in one color and then the other and then paint my face. The coverage is fantastic, yet you can barely tell I’m wearing foundation. Despite what some reviewers say, this foundation is very easy to work with. Just don’t use a dripping wet brush or sponge. Also, after you’ve run your damp brush or sponge over the product, it might not look as if anything has rubbed off onto your applicator, but it has–just touch your tool to your face, and you will see the foundation going onto your skin perfectly.

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This was very nice!! I just wish I had a purple to further compliment my costume.I used it as my white base for my Ursula costume this year.The application process I find is simple; get $1 sponges from the makeup aisle at Walmart, wet the sponge, wipe the palette, apply to skin. Then obviously apply to your desired coverage.I loved the feel of it. I wasn’t afraid to touch my skin as I would be if I used an oil based cream type makeup.This dries almost instantly and stays well!The photos are of two different nights out.The photo with the crown is a much more refined makeup job.